Todas Natural Park — Wild Atlas Guide

Ponga Natural Park

Where the Picos de Europa rise in dramatic limestone walls, the landscape softens as you descend into Asturias’ Ponga Nature

Where the Picos de Europa cast their shadow westward, the Redes Nature Park sprawls across nearly 600 square kilometres of

Where the Cantabrian mountains rise above the Palencia plateau, Montaña Palentina Nature Park sprawls across nearly 1,500 square kilometres of

Where the eastern Pyrenees descend into Catalonia’s remote interior, Alt Pirineu Natural Park sprawls across more than 2,000 square kilometres

Where the Pyrenean foothills descend toward the Mediterranean coast, shallow marshes and brackish lagoons sprawl across the Empordà plain in

Rugged limestone ridges and deeply incised gorges define the Serra de Montsant, a 10,000-hectare protected landscape that rises abruptly from

Where low limestone hills descend toward crystalline Mediterranean waters, the Península de Llevant Nature Park unfolds as a tapestry of

Where volcanic ridges plunge toward the Mediterranean, Cabo de Gata-Níjar Nature Park unfolds across one of Europe’s most arid coastlines,

Where limestone ridges rise sharply from the Axarquía lowlands, the Sierra de Tejeda, Almijara y Alhama Nature Park unfolds across

Where limestone ridges rise abruptly from the Jaén countryside, Sierra Mágina unfolds as one of Andalusia’s most underrated natural treasures.